0 Coworking Spaces in Palma de Mallorca

About Palma de Mallorca

A resort city and the capital of the Spanish Island of Mallorca, Palma de Mallorca floats in the western Mediterranean. It sits on the Bay of Palma amidst the Balearic Islands receiving over 29 million tourists per year and more than half of its population works in tourism. The city's other source of income is derived from its vibrant agricultural pursuits such as the growing of almonds, oranges, lemons and olives giving the sea breezes a wafting scent of freshness no matter where you are. Coworking venues have opened up in this stunning town that leaves tourist hordes gob smacked and sun worshippers smiling.

The Old City is hiding behind the cathedral is an Arabic maze of intrigue flanked by beautiful buildings and some private houses that are open to the public. Flush with meandering tourists, most of the streets are pedestrian only, so you don't have to worry about being run over by a bus but you may have to dodge the random bicycle or two. Magical squares have cafes with outdoor seating where you can sip your espresso and watch the colorful parade in between poking your nose into museums or galleries. There is the huge Gothic landmark, the Santa Maria Cathedral (built between 1229 and 1346) where you can say a little prayer for the success of your startup and you can check out the Moorish-style Arab fortress that has been converted into a royal residence.

Spain has a high quality education system that is pushing out hungry youths who are no longer rushing to pursue their careers abroad. These tech souls aren't phased by fear of red tape or failure that have traditionally been the woes of the Spanish startup ecosystem. Spain's entrepreneurial activity is spread throughout the whole country with hot spots in Madrid and Barcelona, as well as within smaller regions. Coworking venues in Palma de Mallorca are giving the tourists plus the locals somewhere to hang out in collaborative bliss and to get a bit of work done before heading to the Mallorca distillery to down a few spiritual drinks, either in celebration or in despair.